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Celebrity Endorsed Cryptocurrency Scandal! Yuya Mikami Involved in 'Goddess Coin' 3 Million Fund Disappearance Scam
Recently, a major scheme disguised as cryptocurrency investment has unfolded in the cryptocurrency circle, with Japanese artist Yuya Mikami unexpectedly becoming the focal point of public opinion. The virtual currency project called 'Goddess Coin' used celebrity endorsement as a gimmick to carefully set a trap for investors.
The project team launched quietly in the middle of the night under the banner of 'idol endorsement'. At 2:40 AM, 'Goddess Coin' officially went live; however, within just 10 minutes, the coin price plummeted like free fall, leaving eager investors caught off guard and losing everything instantly. It is understood that the 3 million funds raised at the opening have almost entirely evaporated after the coin price crash.
These types of 'celebrity coins' have long established a mature scheme for scamming investors: first, they leverage the celebrity effect for extensive publicity, rapidly attracting a large audience and creating a false illusion of overwhelming popularity; in reality, the team behind is just an empty shell with no actual operations, and the so-called 'full-time trading team' is essentially just a 'full-time scamming team'. Once it opens, they manipulate the coin price to crash, sweeping away the investors' funds, and then the project team directly absconds. In the 'Goddess Coin' incident, many users lost as much as two-thirds of their funds, and the idol that was once a highlight of the promotion can only helplessly become the 'scapegoat', leaving a community full of 'crypto novices' wailing.
The cryptocurrency market itself is already filled with high uncertainty and risks, and 'celebrity coins' are even more perilous. Investors must not let emotions and the halo of celebrities blind their eyes; participating in such investments is akin to boarding the 'scam train', ultimately resulting in a total loss of funds. This serves as a reminder to all investors to remain vigilant, stay away from such high-risk cryptocurrency investment projects, and avoid becoming the next victim.
Recently, a major scheme disguised as cryptocurrency investment has unfolded in the cryptocurrency circle, with Japanese artist Yuya Mikami unexpectedly becoming the focal point of public opinion. The virtual currency project called 'Goddess Coin' used celebrity endorsement as a gimmick to carefully set a trap for investors.
The project team launched quietly in the middle of the night under the banner of 'idol endorsement'. At 2:40 AM, 'Goddess Coin' officially went live; however, within just 10 minutes, the coin price plummeted like free fall, leaving eager investors caught off guard and losing everything instantly. It is understood that the 3 million funds raised at the opening have almost entirely evaporated after the coin price crash.
These types of 'celebrity coins' have long established a mature scheme for scamming investors: first, they leverage the celebrity effect for extensive publicity, rapidly attracting a large audience and creating a false illusion of overwhelming popularity; in reality, the team behind is just an empty shell with no actual operations, and the so-called 'full-time trading team' is essentially just a 'full-time scamming team'. Once it opens, they manipulate the coin price to crash, sweeping away the investors' funds, and then the project team directly absconds. In the 'Goddess Coin' incident, many users lost as much as two-thirds of their funds, and the idol that was once a highlight of the promotion can only helplessly become the 'scapegoat', leaving a community full of 'crypto novices' wailing.
The cryptocurrency market itself is already filled with high uncertainty and risks, and 'celebrity coins' are even more perilous. Investors must not let emotions and the halo of celebrities blind their eyes; participating in such investments is akin to boarding the 'scam train', ultimately resulting in a total loss of funds. This serves as a reminder to all investors to remain vigilant, stay away from such high-risk cryptocurrency investment projects, and avoid becoming the next victim.
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Have you guys played Sol with Yuyama's meme on the mountain??? This is something everyone knows, so I'm not going to play it, I don't believe there will be big meat! 😨😨😨
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Many KOLs I know have gone to pay their overdue taxes after all these years, haha!
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Many KOLs I know have gone to pay their overdue taxes after all these years, haha!
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